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1. markets.ft.com › data › equitiesWhitbread PLC, WTB:LSE summary - FT.com - Financial Times

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   Whitbread PLC is a United Kingdom-based company, which is engaged in the hospitality business. The Company, its subsidiaries and joint ventures, operate hotels and restaurants, located in the United Kingdom and internationall y. It provides services in relation to accommodation, food and beverage.

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2. markets.ft.com › data › equitiesWhitbread PLC, WTB:LSE forecasts - FT.com - Financial Times

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   3 days ago · Share price forecast in GBX. The 20 analysts offering 12 month price targets for Whitbread plc have a median target of 4,150.00, with a high estimate of 4,800.00 and a low estimate of 1,700.00. The median estimate represents a 45.36% increase from the last price of 2,855.00. 2.0k 4.0k 6.0k. High.

3. www.whitbread.co.uk › premier-inn-uplifts-itsPremier Inn uplifts its bedroom target to 5,000 rooms in ...

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   2 days ago · Whitbread’s confidence for Premier Inn in Ireland is underpinned by an analysis of the performance of its trading hotels in the country and an assessment of future hotel demand in the country. The uplifted requirement forms part of Whitbread’s established medium-term growth plan of 125,000 Premier Inn rooms across the UK and Ireland.

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5. markets.ft.com › data › equitiesWhitbread PLC, WTB:LSE financials - FT.com

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   May 24, 2024 · In 2024, cash reserves at Whitbread PLC fell by 468.10m. However, the company earned 877.90m from its operations for a Cash Flow Margin of 29.66%. In addition the company used 443.90m on investing activities and also paid 901.00m in financing cash flows.

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   5 days ago · Whitbread plc operates hotels and restaurants in the United Kingdom, Germany, and internationally. It operates hotels under the Premier Inn, ZIP by Premier Inn, and hub by Premier Inn brands. The company operates restaurants under the Brewers Fayre, Beefeater, Cookhouse & Pub, Bar+Block Steakhouse, Thyme, and Table Table brands in the United Kingdom.

7. www.bbc.co.uk › news › topicsWhitbread (WTB) Shares Price & Latest News - BBC News

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   4 days ago · 633. Costa Coffee's High Street sales fall. Business. 18 Jan 2018. Costa coffee chain's profits go cold. Business. 24 Oct 2017. Find the latest Whitbread (WTB) stock price and news from the BBC.

8. www.ajbell.co.uk › market-research › LSE:WTBWhitbread PLC Share Price (LSE:WTB) | AJ Bell

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   May 24, 2024 · Whitbread PLC owns hotels and restaurants that operate in the United Kingdom. It operates more than 800 hotels under the Premier Inn brand and provides services in relation to accommodation and food both in the UK and internationally. Restaurant brands include Beefeater, Brewers Fayre, Cookhouse & Pub, Bar Block and Others.

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